We're opening!
The new Little Lights Liverpool Baby Hospice is scheduled to open early 2027!
Our Home, Our Future
Our new home at Hayman’s Green in West Derby marks an incredibly exciting new chapter for Little Lights Liverpool. We are delighted to bring you on the journey with us, follow our timeline below to see the milestones.
Our new home has been thoughtfully designed around the needs of the babies, children and families we support, creating a warm, welcoming place where specialist care, comfort and precious family moments can come together.
After all the years of supporting families across Liverpool and the surrounding region as Liverpool Zoe’s Place this new building as Little Lights marks a very significant moment in our history.
Our charity and community has been through a lot but seeing our new home take shape means more to us than words can say. It represents hope for the future and will give our dedicated team the space and facilities they need to provide exceptional care and support for generations to come.
Our new hospice will include:
- Eight specially designed bedrooms for babies and children receiving care
- A hydrotherapy pool to support movement, relaxation and therapy
- A sensory room offering calming and stimulating experiences
- Two peaceful Snowdrop Suites where families can spend precious time together following the loss of their baby or child
- Overnight accommodation, allowing families to remain close to their child
- A cinema room where families can relax and enjoy time together
- A rebound room providing specialist therapeutic play and movement
- A wet-play area for fun, sensory and creative experiences
- Dedicated therapy spaces offering parents time to rest and recharge
We cannot wait to open the doors and welcome families into our new home. Please keep coming back to this page for the latest news, photographs and updates as the building progresses and we move closer to opening Little Lights Liverpool.
See our progress
Click the link and complete the short form to let us know how much you would like to pledge and how you would prefer to make your donation. You can also tell us why you have chosen to support Little Lights.
Help us light the way and build hope
Our Lighting the Way, Building Hope campaign is helping to make our new Little Lights Baby Hospice a reality – creating a special place where babies and young children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions can receive expert care, comfort and support, while their families make precious memories together.
We’re inviting individuals, businesses and organisations to be part of this journey by making a donation pledge towards our campaign.
Whether you choose to give £250, £500, £1,000, £1,500 or another amount, every pledge will help us create a welcoming, purpose-built hospice where families can find care, comfort and moments of joy when they need them most.
Every contribution brings us one step closer to opening the doors of our new hospice and providing a brighter future for the families who need us.
Thank you for helping us light the way and build hope.
Keep up to date with the exciting journey as we build our new hospice.
Building Hope - Open Day
We welcomed press, supporters and members of our community to see the progress being made at our new home.
Watch us on ITV News! Let's raise the roof
The new building was fitted out with the roof as the hospice definitely starts to come together.
Steel works complete on our new hospice
The steel frame for the new Little Lights Liverpool Baby Hospice begins to take shape.
Hydropool delivered
New state of the art facilities begin being fitted at the new hospice
Construction work starts
Krol Corlett began construction work on the new purpose-built hospice.
Ground breaking
One year after the hospice was saved, Little Lights officially broke ground on its new home at Hayman’s Green in West Derby.
Planning permission granted
Planning permission was granted for a new hospice at Hayman’s Green in West Derby.
Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice opened in Liverpool
The first Zoe’s Place hospice was established in Liverpool by Professor Jack Scarisbrick, creating a dedicated place of care and support for babies, young children and their families.